Daring raid by interstate marauders

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Originally Posted by cooper

both:angel:

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geee you are sucking up aren't you:p:wasntme:


Mrs ho har:angel:

Lucky lucky :)

I need a Series III to add to my collection, then all I need is a Series II and I have them all :D

Think I might pinch dads instead, not sure I'd be able to pull off such a daring raid with a certain Ho Har keeping watch

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Originally Posted by Jock The Rock

I need a Series III to add to my collection, then all I need is a Series II and I have them all :D

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What about, 101, S2A + B FC, Lightweight S2 & 3, RRC, P38, L322, RRS, D1, D2, D3, D4, FL1, FL2, One ton S2, Llama, Perentie,,,,:p

Fair enough I would like a few of those ie. 101, FC and a Lightweight. But I don't have the room :(

I think I'll just stick with relatives of the Defender, they have more character :wasntme:

Hi, that looks brilliant! :)

quick question, what sort of tyre is that on the RHS rear wheel?

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Originally Posted by series3

Hi, that looks brilliant! :)

quick question, what sort of tyre is that on the RHS rear wheel?

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uuummmmm stuffed.........

that is a strange sort of question...........


Mrs ho har:angel:

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Originally Posted by series3

Hi, that looks brilliant! :)

quick question, what sort of tyre is that on the RHS rear wheel?

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I didnt note the brand but they are the same all round and as Mrs Ho Har said, stuffed. The sidewalls are cracked, we don't know how long they have been sitting around doing nothing but I don't think they would be too safe at highway speeds, even S3 highway speeds. Definitely not non directional bar treads if that is what you were thinking, more like a mud or snow tread.
I have put a few other shots of the beast concerned on the S3 thread that may clarify things a bit.
Regards
Glen
P.S. She'll learn about these strange 'series questions' soon enough now she has one!

[QUOTE=zulu Delta 534;975923]I didnt note the brand but they are the same all round and as Mrs Ho Har said, stuffed. The sidewalls are cracked, we don't know how long they have been sitting around doing nothing but I don't think they would be too safe at highway speeds, even S3 highway speeds. Definitely not non directional bar treads if that is what you were thinking, more like a mud or snow tread.
I have put a few other shots of the beast concerned on the S3 thread that may clarify things a bit.
Regards
Glen
P.S. She'll learn about these strange 'series questions' soon enough now she has one![/QUOTE]:p:p;)

Mrs ho har:angel: